Mike Knott- Strip Cycle (Vinyl) Culture ClubIn 1995, Mike Knott was unstoppable. His bands L. S. Underground and Bomb Bay Babies had grown to become staples of the southern California rock circuit. Through his successful indie label Blonde Vinyl, he had produced and released over 20 albums. Most notably, his group Aunt Bettys had been signed by Elektra Records after a bidding war between labels and was primed for wide success. Knott also released three critically acclaimed solo records. Each
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Muddy Waters with some Slim Harpo
a reminder to reach and claim a current season that's waiting for conquest
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